Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
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firm the nomination of Col. Fred D, Grant as quarantine commissioner, but faSset (rep.) moved to lay 1t on the table and thIs motion wEs carried.
 Senate adjourned sine die.
 BCRLISGTcs. VI, May 27.-PresideaI CievelRcd and party passed through thi' city at $40 this morning. President and Mrs. Cleveland appeared on the rear platform of the car in company ~ith Collector Smhlly. aud were greeted with enthusiastic applause.
 SAN DIEGO. May 27.-D. H. Moll. q eighF dea!er. WAS arrested yesterday 10: alleged comphCity n the smuggling conspiracy. Moll has hved here for sosne years past. and has always borne h good re2Ctsuoc. It IS stated thai more arrests wlli soon follow.
 NEw YORE. May 27.-A most de- stsuctivs fire broke out at enc thirty this morning in ths South End Belt Llue stSbies on Tenth street between Fiity third and FIf;y-fourih. The flames spread very rapidly and soon enveIopeo ;he entire block, and on the other side Of inc street the buildings were mostly SaA EtAl tf"Us LlEuN AAAAA~N-s Hl1 h ELELt of graa, terror ensued among the occu- pants, and over seventy-five tenement housts were destroyed, 1t IS beheved there nas been heavy loss oi life. The car company lost over sixteen hundred hOrses m inc stable. Tosa! loss wal amount to over one million dollars.
 PARIS. May 37-The examination of the runs of the Opera COmique and search for the remains Ci victims con tiuues vigorously. Twenty bodies have been found in the dining room. Tnese victims had met their death by suifOca- ton. The fremea saw other bodies but were unable to reach them. |. is be. lisFsd there are l50 more bodies iu tue ruins.
 ALBANY, May 27.-Thpmas c, Pratt, quarantine commissioner has written tC Gov. Hill declaring 'hs; as test ofthe lG::srs sincerity he tPratD will res gn provided the Governor will agree to rD- point Grant b the vacancy. Ire gov eInOr replied he would enter into no compscts.
 BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, May 27.-A par. y cf seven armed bandits who had been raiding near Gioca1o lake, were sup prised by Sheriff Rlto and posse Wed ndsdsy, and two captured. CaesGrio, the leader mounted his hcree under a heavy fire and escaped. The next morn ing he and his party were smbushrd and again escaped m the chGpparel. Ou the same day tie party attacked the Mexican customs guard near San Miguel. B sharp fight ensuej. and sn officer killed one bandit, he was him self desperately wounded.
 PARIS. May 27.-Presiient Grevy. this morning summoned Rouiyrs and Devss for conference and induced ROuviere to undertake the task of forming B new cab iuet. R1uviere will endesvor to per suade Flourins to return. Tue foreign port folio and it's understood that Sock roy and Geovet minister of commerce, and minister of pos: and telegraph res peciively in Gobiets government will remain in office. Gen. Ssussire IS mentioned for minister of war, and Falliers for minister ot the inter for.
 Los ANGELES, May 21.-Three secreted ca7es ot small pox were found by the health officer in resr of saloon kept by E. Solomon. The premises were st once laced in strlct quarantine.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May 27.-About -2j this morning fra broke out la the fur. nIsure factory of Herman GTguz No. 6i BrsnnHn $. The flames spread rapidly and communicated ;o a shed HdjOILl1E. cccup pied ay Jaui r. kessier ss q marble yard. Their large stock of marble Was irreUarably injured b. water and smoke. Total loss twenty thousand dollars with little insurance.
 ALBANY. \. T., May 26.-EdItor Wm. O'Brien and party arrived here this morning. The party visited the legI-- lsture, Mir. O'Brlen making few re- marks in the assembly chamber. The party left for Montreal tbiS afternoon.
 WAsHISGroS. May 26,-The president hss appointed l.. A. ReId, ot NirgIniS to be assistant register of the treasury.
 PARIS. May G.-The Opera Comique took fire th:s evening, and the whole builiiug is BOW wrapped in flames. Ssv- ersI people have been injured. Four teen persona, who jumped from the VIII. dows, are dead, and forty-three injured Probably many are crushed % death m the gallery. At present, however, this is uncertain.
 The fire broke ont during the frs. act of the npern of Mignon- One of tho wings caught fire from a gas jet and tn, entire stage was immediately envelOped in fl ames. The fire soon spread tO tho wboIe house. Madame Nerghiliar Mms. Toequim and Bernard were on tho staya when the fire broke out. All :he actors rsn out in their stage costumes The audience got out easily, but the ga zee ,urped of before all Of them lef tb. builf!ng. and ], was feared that soma vrara left in the upper tiers. The roo snon fell ID, sending showers of spsrki ss far as the place De Da BOurse. Will tbe A1ceptiou of Madame Seiliser wbC nerisbed all the actors escaped. thougl a number were terribly burnt.
 In fifteen minutes after the commeuc meut of the fro the stage was vast Fur mace. Several of the actors escaped b! climbing to the roof on the side ot th' l Rue Meriyaute, where they were rescued | by the fire escapes.
 M. Jasquin implored the audience t' remain seated until the exit was opened | which they did. If they had made rnsh for the doors the loss of lie won l' | have been terrible. The police ontsid' were uuahle 10 restrain the crowd wh' besieged the building inqulriDg Tor thei ! friends until military cordon "a ! formed. One man, who wanted to res | enc his brother end sister, rhved en' tore his hsir and menaced with suck the people who stopped him from rush ! ing into the blazing building.
 1 The scene outside was one or th
 viIdest excitement. The horses ID th | snrroundinc streets would plunge sn' rear. and the flames shot out oi ever 1 window. forcing the crowd into me DOT
 row streets where the crush was teriih' l Figurante says there were l3O person
 nm inc stage when tie fire broke ou'
 She heard a glass breaking bur told 'n
 others not to mind 1t.
 The fremen showed the gres1eF coursge. Nm. Goblet Ihloeaun. NH
 on inc spot soon after the tre stafte
 and remained there througbout VII
 tbs fire officials. The Military Clu
 rendered great assistance m the NolA .l;
 resistiur the crowdinC of the peopI
 toward the building. Nineteen petsot
 are known to be dead, snd many
 these supposed the flames to oe ar1 ficial fire from an apparatus when hS bsen placed ID position m resdlness I' - | tra EfCOI